Career Development Office

Success takes hard work. But if you're at Kenyon, you're prepared for it. Here you have teams of people to support you: faculty, alumni, peers, and staff that together create a vast network of talented individuals who will help you succeed, and will celebrate your every accomplishment along the way!

Advising for Career and Graduate School

Our advisors and extensive network of alumni and parents can help you clarify goals and explore career paths. And they are here for you after graduation, as well.

Advising and Programs Health Professions Advising

Internships and Research Opportunities

Know the value of your skills by applying them in new contexts. Internships and research opportunities at Kenyon and beyond help you to do just that.

Internships and Research at Kenyon Past Interns

Mentorship

Relationships aren't just good for your soul, they're good for your career too. Our alumni are some of the easiest people to talk to, and they can mentor you to success.

Mentorship at Kenyon

Only at Kenyon

Experimentation isn't reserved for Kenyon labs. We routinely pilot new career programs at Kenyon that make a splash in higher education.

Only at Kenyon

After Kenyon

Our alumni become change-makers. Learn more about our alumni outcomes and students' first destinations.

After Kenyon Class of 2024 Outcomes

Fast-Paced Summers

From working in the legal field to digital marketing, Kenyon students land meaningful internships each summer. Here's a recent sampling.

D.C. Explorer

Luna Hicks ’26 explored her political science major in greater depth during a summer in Washington, D.C., through an internship at the National Security Institute and professional development experiences at the Ronald Reagan Institute Academy for Civics Education and Democracy.
Coral Reef Researcher

Environmental studies major Arianna Flota ’27 put her lifelong passion for protecting coral reefs to work as a researcher at the Mote Marine Laboratory in the Summerland Key, Florida.
Aspiring Attorney

Sacha Franjola ‘26 found unexpected connections between art history studies and law in an internship with the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York’s National Security and International Narcotics unit.
Legal Advocate

As an investigative intern for the Legal Aid Society of New York, sociology major Julián Clivillés ’25 (second row, center) assisted attorneys by gathering facts and interviewing witnesses.